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unless you do something about it. It seems as if he will "eat the loss" because that loss is less than the labor he will have to pay. Check with your state laws and see what they allow you to do. With the presumption he is not going to move further with getting the car back, you should do all in your power to get the car turned over to you legally and sell it to cover your losses. For everything else that isn't covered by the sale of the car, you can write it off as a business loss.
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